Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 7, 1914, Page 4

PAGE FOUR me————— "~ - [ne tvening jelegram Zublished every afternoon from the Telegram Building, Lakeland, Fla. Entered iu tue postoffice at Lake- .and, Florida, as mail matter of the second class. ¥4 L ——— e SUBSCRIPTION RATES. MO MU v anssae e ts.\:o 41X MOutd® . .cvovnanne 2.50 foree monmuns .............. 125 Delivered anywhere within the iimits of the City of Lakeland for 10 ~ents a week C——————————————————————— From the same ogice is issued THE LAKELAND NEWS, 4 weekly newspaper giving a resume ot local matters crop conditions, county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere lor $1.00 per year. Some of the strongest papers in Florida are already cordwally en- dorsing and quoting the views of the Telegram showing why Park Trammel] should be the next senator from Florida to succeed Nat Bryan. O i This is Laber Day, and in accord ance therewith we are laboring right along in this establishment illustrating the virtues of honest toil, just as they are doing in every other up-to-date print shop in Amer- ica. MY IR In response to the growing de- mand for a suitable name for the European war the Ja News makes a try at it and calls it the War of E t Nations. nite, Colonel, and there isn't enouzh geography in it. o W S We feel bound to remark :hat de- hlof spite the fact that Gordon the Kissimmee Gazette, has pro- S ehnent anvaibre brloasth foundly and elaboratély argued 2"V Ane ey 5 = through decuble-measure columns ! e that neither his nor any other fel- 4 low’s editorial writing was of any nhow decorating their editorizl paces value whatever, he continucs to get With the delinquent tax lis*. up an excellent editorial page which 18 not much opportunity we peruse with pleasure even at the Writing, deep thinking or scmlillaml F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR.| Too indefi- THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., SEPT. 7, 1914. Former Governor Gilehrist an- nounces his purpose to enter the contest as a candidate to succeed Senator Brran. Go to it, <overnor; 'it‘s a free-for-all run, but d-n’t for- get our little prediction that Nat ‘Bryan's elegant leather seat in the Senate' chamber is not for vou. ———0 The Ocala Banner discovers in the Bible the ficures which are sup- posed to give the exact diwensions of Heaven. The 1 s of the other place are nowhere 1 we could get a pretty good idea of what it looks like if we could take a comprehensive squint at the war zene in Europe. —0 The Tampa Times is kind enough to has pur- Banner been Dade hands. M “The anged City having Hetherinzton, son h POLITICS AND POLITICIANS |GRAND CENTRAL PALACE EXHIBIT A meat borcott in Philadelphia | has hod the offect of inecreasing the | | i et vrices of fish and eges. 7.—No featur New York, Sept. It is probable that the entire con- :cemenary commission for commem- gressional delegation of South Caro- |Oorating the first chartered commerce lina will be returned to the next;;’f Nehw Y°|'k. in 1:‘[; 3:: "3:::!‘:: i _egislature, only one of the |ing the.opening .o e Par o S S X nal, is apt to prove more interesting than the exhibition which today Public schools in Tolede, Ohio, |0Pened at the Grand Centra] Palace. are not opening this week, building ; This consists of a model of t.\ehw improvements having cansed the|York, showing the growtb of the date to be set back to Sept. 14. industriés of the country from their beginning down to their present The Greek government suspended |time. The exhibition will be open the use of wireless telegraphy by |to the public until the last of Sep- ships in Grecian waters in the deter- | tember. . mination to maintain the strictest neutrality in the European war. | |ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER: A seven members having a contest. chased by W. Twenty thousand French naval i@ yof editor and proprietor of the | . corcisrs who are not at presen: | GU. TREATMENT ‘La;\ land Evening Telegram he required with the fighting forces,% - inew editor is quite young, but fly o peen lent by the ministry of | o« e R he is “a chip of the old block™ he wiil prove equal to the task that he med and will make himself and, we hope, some i ha a name, dental dollars.™ ] — o ' It's an ,ill wind that blows gooa “for no one. Our fine little South Florida city of St. Petersburg has long been wounded in its just self- est2em and artistic sensibilities be- cause it bore the same name as the capital of the Russian empire, thuw creating more or less confusion in data 1i making the Florida city a mere weak imitator 'n nom- enclature of the Russian metropa'is. Bu: the Russians have chanzed the name of their capital to Petrograd, thus eliminating the hated German terminal ‘“burg,” and the Florida city now bears the proud distinction of being the only St. Petershurg of and | which have been shown to the Brit- {ish zovernment since the beginning marine and ministry of agriculture for the purpose of harvest. Henley so that every sufferer from Asthma, Hay Fever or Bronchial Asthma in Lakeland can try my treatment entirely at my risk,” Dr. gathering the | Believing the concert band to be the greatest factor in musical edu- |says: cation of the American masses, be-|Asthmador or Asthmador Cigarettes, cause through openair concerts and ltry it, and if it does not afford you low-priced indoor program it is the;immediate relief, or if you do not medium that reaches the zreatest‘flnd it the best remedr yon have numbers of hearers, the Bangor, ' ever used, take it back to Henley & Me., band arranges its procrams so ! Henley's and they will return your as to prevent a high order of music,money, cheerfully and without ques- along with the lighter works of a tion whatever. After seeinz the standard nature. The aim is to'&rateful relief it has afforded in hun- popularize the better things in mu-|dreds of cases, which had been con- |sic by giving the public hearings of Sidered incurable, and whiihkh:: now | {been given up in despair, i what it will do. I am so sure that it will do the same with others that the master-pieces. Jare of thefexhiDitions ot o"'al"‘;relie"e instantaneously. The drue- gists handling Asthmador will re- turn your money if you say so. You Scme of our State exchanges "II'P' There for fine risk of his criticism that it is mere Wit in that kind of literature, and space-filling bunk and we ar~ wast- as popular reading it is hardly ing our time in reading it. — O It now develops that the Ameri- learned editorial dissertaticns in the can National Bank -in Pensacola which suspended the other day, is a ties in the delinquent tax list which ! solvent a few people who dation in fact. that it was necessary doors to protect all concerned. days. e e e WHERE ARE THE GREAT GENERALS? 'feasible one. All previous wars of considerable tables would not show to advantaze magnitude developed great generals, A or at least one, whose genius for the the continent, but the bloody and horrible trade was suf- ficiently pronounced to concentrate public praise and carry correspond- ing influence. But this war in Europe, the greatest of all conflicts, has brought not one military figure | to the front whose name thrills the ' world by its association with strik- ing achicvements on the battlefield or the grand tactics and strategy that makes the very word Napoleon the synomym of war, glory and con- quest. This is probably due in some measure to the absence of the war correspondent with his vivid write- ups of the various battles and the generals commanding; but doubtless even more it is caused by the radi- cal change in the methods of mod- ern war in which the numbers en- gaged are so great and the battle line so far extended that the mere individual is lost in the tremendous mass and whatever of tact and strategy there mar be was worked out like a prozaic problem in chess before the battle begun. The huge German ma are roll- ing fatefully forward, ¢ bing over the long rows of their own dead as they stolidly advance, while the scene in its entire and mensity is terribly grand and im- pressive, there seems little rcom for the genius of the individual gen- eral, for he is himself but a cog in the vast machine, with ierdly a chance for initiative in a wlan mi- nutely worked out beforehand. 1t therg is a potent Napoleon in Europe this war gives him his op- portunity; but modern cnnd:tior-xs make it unlikely that he will pear. That correlation of farces, of which nature gives us so an example, is orzani affairs on lines vers different from the old ones and less and less does the individual count save ag a mere automatic unit in the mighty or- ganism. trolling heads, but they will not be i conspicuous in the thick of the vat- ! tle. concern and its suspension entitle it to the was caused by the loose tongues of and affectionate circulated printer and newspaper man in this damaging stories without any foun- country. This scared some of the small depositors, who statted a perfectly needless run on the bank missioners to the which developed to such proportions position to ab im- | ap- | mpressive ! g human ' There will be a few con- | 0 San Franecisco ex- a suitable building, the distribution of booklets and an elab- :crau system of moving picture | films showing the State exactly as it is, seems to us a very sensible and Our fruits and vege- after the long transportation arross & deserved tribute to the nersonal qualities of Senator Bryan of this|: State, who will probably soon bhe elevated to a federal judgeship. | The decision of the Florida com~i andon the idea of an' to close the exnibit of our fruits and other pre- We ducts and confine their efforts to the are glad to learn that the bank ex- erection of Pects to reopen for business in a few OO of the war have been more remark- abl® than those displaced by the Hebrews of the United Kingdom. ! Liverpool is a strong Jewish center ' g0 » and leaders of the race have notified | Persons living elsewhere will be the government that whatever dutyl'gupp“ed under the same guarantee or sacrifice is required, it will come by their local druggist or direct by wholeheartedly and devotedly from pr. R. Schiffmann, St. Paul, Minn. are to be the sole judge and under this positive guarantee, no risk is run in buying Asthma- 2 )the English Hebrews. [ 3060 success, but it has more of the “sin- ! 2 ews of war” in it than all the’ CHHHOEYHOIOHOLOTIOIOFOTOOSOLOSC HDEOIITHFOFAPAFO 0O , world. There are life-saving qwmli-lg b4 s $ profound respect ! ? esteem of every |9 b4 BASEBALL : 1§ g 3 2 Thursday, Sept. 10 Elks vs. Mulberry Benefit Elks Charity Fund GOn S O SO O ey s plan out-| ? lined will save the State from the 'y O, injury and humiliation of no ex-'é; ? hibit at all, and give the visitors a o : 2 Q .better idea of Florida than they 0 AdmlSSlon, 25 Cents 3 " couid get in any other wuy ? . .3 o— e 3 The Jacksonville Metropnlis pays|& < EEOd l Game Called 3:15 p. m. ‘‘Nat' Bryan is a mighty fine young man and he has the stock in him that will enable him to grow to the full size of any position he may be called on to occupy. Ard, in ad- dition, he is absolutely trust'orthy, and incorruptible, and his standards and ideals of public service are a%§ high as those of any memuer of the Senate or any judge on the federal bench. President Wilsen would make no mistake in callinz him lal the vacant United States judseship. O The tourists to Eustis to inspect the sand cil road there to see if the method could be recommended for general use in improving the country roads of Florida, have made their trip, completed their inspec- tion and gathered all the facts in the case. Now we want *c hear |their report civen fully ani in de- | tail, just as expert engineers would |report cn any proposition cubmitted to them for professional oxamina- | jtion and opinion. It is a matter of | |very larze importance to the people of Florida and to the cause of good jroads. and on its financial side it ' means the difference of from 30 to 0 cents per square yardé for thei sand oil road as compared with $1.25 to $1.75 for the brick road. —_—0 lerade, which at the time of |comrisncement cof hostilities be- | tween Austria-Hungary and Ser\'ia.! 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